Tenders Are Invited For Purchasing An Electronic Clock For Board Games

The Electronic Chess Clock Is Designed For Use In Various Board Games. The Clock Should Include All Popular Time Methods. Move Counter For All Modes. The Clock Must Have Time Controls (Rapid Blitz, 1 Period+Guillotine, 2 Periods+Guillotine, Repetitive Second Period, Repetitive Second Period, Regular Time + Extra Time, 2 Main Periods + Extra Time, Extra Time + Single Period, Tournament Mode, Up To 4 Periods, Fisher, Bronstein Modes, Armageddon, Time Control + Professional Byoyomi, Time + Canadian Byoyomi, Hourglass, Gong, Scrabble). Ability To Customize Time Control. 5 Memory Slots For Manual Settings. Non-Volatile Memory For Manual Settings - Even After Switching Off, Manually Entered Settings Are Saved. An Audible Signal (With The Possibility Of Switching Off) Warns Of The Expiration Of Time. It Is Possible To Add Time During The Game To One Of The Players. Maximum Efficient Power Consumption. Low Battery Notification. Runs On 2 Aa Batteries. After A Low Battery Alarm, The Watch Should Continue To Work Correctly For At Least 10 Hours. When Operating In Accumulation Or Time Delay Modes, The Clock Must Not Add Any Additional Time After The Last Time Control Has Passed. In Order To Impose Time Penalties, The Arbiter Must Have The Opportunity To Correct The Time And Move Counter Within 60 Seconds. It Should Not Be Possible To Erase Or Change The Data On The Display With One Simple Action The Clock Must Operate In Full Compliance With The Laws Of Chess. The On/Off Button Is Located On The Back Of The Watch. During The Game, You Can Temporarily Stop The Timer By Pressing The Start/Stop Button. Pressing Start/Stop Again Will Restart The Timer. The Size Is Not More Than 200X120x60mm. Colour: Dark Tones. The Watch Should Have A Quick Start Guide For The User. The Product Must Comply With Fide Requirements! Coordinate With The Customer!